ESSENTIALS of KAIROS INSIDE EKI TRAINING WEEKEND Saturday

ESSENTIALS of KAIROS INSIDE (EKI) TRAINING WEEKEND Saturday 9 February 2013 Sunday 10 February 2013 WA - Acacia 1

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COMMUNITY BUILDING • • Our weaknesses are shared by all. Our strengths are shared by all. Our liabilities are shared by all. Our talents are shared by all. Our inabilities are shared by all. Our skills are shared by all. Our sinfulness is shared by all. Our holiness is shared by all. 3

COMMUNITY BUILDING (continued) • • • Our ignorance is shared by all. Our intelligence is shared by all. Our rest is shared by all. Our work is shared by all. Our failures are shared by all. Our successes are shared by all. What we lack is shared by all. What we have become is shared by all. Our individuality is shared by all. Our unity is shared by all. 4

COMMUNITY BUILDING (continued) BRIEF INTRODUCTIONS 5

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INFORMATION & INSTRUCTIONS • The Parking Lot Relevant Topics / Issues / Questions to be discussed at another time • Informal Discussion Saturday Morning Tea 10: 00 Lunch 12: 25 Afternoon Tea 3: 30 Finish 5: 30 Sunday Start 8: 30 Morning Tea 10: 35 Finish 12: 50 7 EZRA

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WHY EKI TRAINING OBJECTIVE of EKI TRAINING “To enable all Kairos volunteers to understand deliver the mission of Kairos within the boundaries of KPMA as described within approved policies and manuals. ” 1 – p 6 9

WHY EKI TRAINING AIMS for the WEEKEND To pursue an understanding of the philosophy and essentials of the Kairos ministry – The Why (ethos) and the How (methodology). To clarify the principles and practices underlying the delivery of a Kairos program, including the Short Course and the Continuing Ministry. To introduce support resources, including Ezra. 1 – p 6 10

KAIROS LEADER'S PRAYER Lord, grant that we may understand the necessity for depth in Kairos, rather than surface luster. Convince us of the truth that it is not colourful moments, but your presence which bears fruit. Multiply, O God, the self-sacrificing souls among us who know how to give everything for your cause: our time, our faculties, our health and even our lives, if necessary. 11

KAIROS LEADER'S PRAYER (continued) Instill in us boldness in our initiatives, good judgment in our choices of the right means and that courage, which in spite of failures, assures victory through your redeeming love. Cleanse us of the tiny rivalries, sensitivities, vanities, discourtesies . . . everything which distracts from you, everything which divides or discourages us. Help us to maintain, at a high level, meaningful, supernatural and mutual love among ourselves, so that each one will seek by preference the most humble tasks and will rejoice at the good performed by others. 12

KAIROS LEADER'S PRAYER (continued) Grant that we may be unified in purpose and share in a single spirit… your spirit, Lord Jesus. Grant that your attractive goodness be seen in all of our faces, your warm accents of love heard on all of our words. In our lives, may we show something of you to the world, something which proclaims your living presence among us… Amen 13

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VIDEO: OUR CURSILLO ROOTS http: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=v. Vb 5 Vm. E 4 ki 8&feature=player_embedded 2. 10 – p 20 15

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OVERVIEW OF KAIROS MISSION STATEMENT “The mission of Kairos Prison Ministry International is to bring Christ’s love and forgiveness to all incarcerated individuals, their families, and those who work with them, and to assist the incarcerated in the transition to becoming a productive citizen. ” 17

OVERVIEW OF KAIROS (continued) KAIROS COMMUNITY PRAYER Jesus, come join us in our journey as we seek your will for this community in this environment. Teach us to love each other as you love us, to give ourselves as you give yourself, that the kingdom of God might be made present to all. Amen 18

OVERVIEW OF KAIROS (continued) Purpose of Kairos Arms of the Ministry Organisation structure 2. 2 -2. 7 p 10 -17 2. 11 p 24 -25 19

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COMMON MISUNDERSTANDINGS Knowing the difference between Kairos and the experience for our guests and our Cursillo/Emmaus experiences 2. 10 p 20 -23 21

COMMON MISUNDERSTANDINGS Differences in Participation CURSILLO KAIROS Potential spiritual leaders Negative leaders in prisons Regularly attend church “Un-churched” Comfortable with church practices Uncomfortable with churchy things Trusting of each other Untrusting of religion and religious people Loving, giving, with servants hearts Angry, resentful, mostly self centered 2. 10 p 20 -23 22

COMMON MISUNDERSTANDINGS Differences in Purpose CURSILLO KAIROS Develop/encourage “spiritual leaders” Encourage change to “positive” leaders Extend loving “family” Provide “substitute family” Put action to their forgiveness by God Introduce God’s love and forgiveness Greater involvement in “community” Invite them into community Enhance the “Christian Community” Build “Christian Community” in prison 2. 10 p 20 -23 23

COMMON MISUNDERSTANDINGS Differences in Program CURSILLO KAIROS Communion is permissible No communion is permitted Goal setting in their lives Encourage better “Choices” for future Encouragement of “discipleship” Encourage self-examination, spiritual growth Sponsorship is workable Sponsorship unworkable Return to loving environment Palanca/Agape is not limited Different talks & meditations. 2. 10 p 20 -23 Participants return to unloving environment Agape is “paper & written” 24

COMMON MISUNDERSTANDINGS What motivates an inmate to come to Kairos? • For the food • Out of boredom • To manipulate us • For the parole board • To get some grease with the officer who 2. 10 p 21 -22 recommended them 25

COMMON MISUNDERSTANDINGS After the reputation of Kairos spreads • To be accepted as an individual • Because they are lonely • Because they like what they see in those who are active in the Kairos community • Because they really want to be loved but they can tell their buddies it was “for the biscuits” • 2. 10 p 21 -22 Deep down they have run out of answers 26

COMMON MISUNDERSTANDINGS Things to avoid • • • Don’t make the course too “churchy” or “holy” The impression that it is an “exclusive club” “Buying” the guests participation Excessive emphasis on agape Applause after talks etc Special dress Emphasis on performance Having inmates give thanks, poems, songs etc Denominationally specific expressions 2. 10 p 22 -23 REMEMBER THAT THIS IS A SERVANT MINISTRY 27

Morning Tea 28

KAIROS RIVERBANKS 1. 4 – p 8 & 5. 2 p 50 29

KAIROS RIVERBANKS Each Leader chooses the best way for the team to journey down the river 1. 4 – p 8 & 5. 2 p 50 30

KAIROS RIVERBANKS The Prison The river is very narrow Religious material through the Chaplain Not to be a visitor Don’t buy from guests Honour the staff’s authority 1. 4 – p 8 & 5. 2 p 50 No metal or glass Don’t pass messages, mail Nothing in nothing out 31

KAIROS RIVERBANKS Ministry Foundations Agape Obedience Selfless For Christ Sacrifice Listen Love Prayer 32

KAIROS RIVERBANKS Common Ground Ecumenical Avoid differences Unified in Christ No communion Plant Love 1. 4 – p 8 & 5. 2 p 50 Teach common ground 33

KAIROS RIVERBANKS Team Formation Build agape Stick to talk outlines Prepare for roles Prepare for prison Prepare spiritually Meeting attendance 1. 4 – p 8 & 5. 2 p 50 Take time Prayer first 34

KAIROS RIVERBANKS Short Course - Spirit Chapel sacred Avoid a performance Dress in humility Don’t manipulate Listen & love Be vulnerable 1. 4 – p 8 & 5. 2 p 50 Focus on family Prayer vigil 35

KAIROS RIVERBANKS Short Course - Program The river is narrow Closing is worship Adapt to the institution Day 4: Encountering others Day 2: Encountering self Day 3: Encountering Christ Day 1: Encountering Kairos Everything in sequence 1. 4 – p 8 & 5. 2 p 50 Nothing substituted 36

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TEAM FORMATION 1 The process of building a spiritually unified and competently prepared team of servants. Head of the team: JESUS CHRIST Team Leader: in close relationship with Jesus 5. 1 38

TEAM FORMATION 1 Leader’s Role 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 5. 1 p 52 Personal preparation (spiritual) Recruit the rest of the team Form team into a spiritual unit Assign roles and tasks Invite & assign guests Program planning (short course, journey) Institutional agreements and preparation Logistical arrangements Facility arrangements Resources planning 39

TEAM FORMATION 1 A Good Leader? • Right blend of Kairos experience • Spiritual commitment • Administrative Skills • Use God-given gifts of team members 7/02/13 40

TEAM FORMATION 1 Tools to Guide Leader: EKI training/ manual Red Program Manual Most importantly EZRA 41

TEAM FORMATION 1 Team recruiting Desirably: • worshipping regularly • member of small (prayer & share) group • committed to the whole Kairos program (including team formation, short course, continuing ministry) • have participated in Cursillo, Emmaus etc or a Kairos program (PFK, KO, KI, Torch) • one third new members • humble and obedient spirit (faithful to assigned jobs) • Team size: at least 2 more than number of guests 42 5. 6. 1 – 54

TEAM FORMATION 1 Leader to assign • • • Team formation tasks Short Course & Initial Reunion roles / jobs Talks (short course, initial reunion) Chapel activities (meditations, prayers, readings) Hosts Prayer partners Guest allocations (to a family) 4 th day speaker Resident servants 5. 10 – p 65 -p 66 43

TEAM FORMATION 1 Team Roles INSIDE Jesus Christ Leader Advising Leader Observing Leader Inside Coordinator * Chaplain Head Servant * Agape Coordinator * Chapel Coordinator Music Leader * 5. 7 – p 56 Family Leaders Family Assistants Family Clergy Family Servants * Assistants Resident Servants SUPPORT (OUTSIDE) Agape Coordinator * Kitchen Coordinator * * Assistants Runners (Prayer chapel) 44

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TEAM FORMATION 2 Team Formation Meetings 1. Remember the purpose - spiritually unified team (formation) - competently prepared (training) 2. Total time: 34 hours 3. Variety of activities (prayer, music, devotions, Bible discussion, small group sharing, skits, demonstrations, spiritual exercises, information sheets) 4. Themed, effective and balanced 5. Challenging (delegate to experienced members) 5. 15 – p 74 -5 EZRA will help 46

TEAM FORMATION 2 Activities during team meetings • • • 5. 15 – p 74 -76 Theme / Scripture discussion Introductions Spiritual formation and experiences Team training skits Team job assignment training Kairos guideline training Institutional training Agape Music Footprints in the sand Talk preview Meditation and Homily rehearsal 47

TEAM FORMATION 2 Kairos Team Formation Themes Servanthood Vulnerability God’s Love Human Love Humility Gratitude Compassion Affirmation 5. 15 – p 74 (Matthew 20: 26 -28) (John 13: 34 -35) (Hebrews 10: 24 -25) (John 4: 13 -15) (John 15: 16) (Ephesians 5: 20) (Matthew 6: 14 -15) (2 Corinthians 1: 4) 48

TEAM FORMATION 2 Team Spiritual Formation • Individual Christians • Spiritually unified body of Christ • Use the Teams Gifts • A prayer Foundation • Spiritual Experiences: Rock Altar Foot Washing Prayer Circle Prayer & Share Groups Team meeting Prayer Partners J 5. 13 – p 70 -72

TEAM FORMATION 2 Team Spiritual Formation - Agape • VISIBLE AGAPE • General Agape • Group Posters • Group Letters • Children Posters • INVISIBLE AGAPE • Love • Prayer • Sacrifice • Personal Agape • Personalised Individual letters from team (Participant’s Name) • Individual letters from Christian community (Dear Brother) • Letters from children (No identifying information) J 5. 13 – p 72 -73

TEAM FORMATION 2 Practical Preparations • Meeting Attendance - team list & absences • Kairos Wisdom - lessons learnt & past experiences • Correctional services requirements – religious volunteers • Gathering & organising Agape – baking biscuits, letters, supplies, prayer vigil • Team accommodation & Team contact information • Job assignments – role information, manual, mentor J 5. 14 – p 73 -77

TEAM FORMATION 2 Preparing Talks • Guidelines for giving talks * • Key element * • Key headings • Talk outline * • Talk preview * • Read from script * Meditations * resource sheet from Ezra J 5. 9 & 5. 15 – p 76 & 52

Lunch Blessing before meals Thanks after meals Bless our friends, bless our food. Come, O Lord and sit with us May our talk glow with peace Bring you love to surround us Hear our thanks, Father God Thanks, O Son, for being with us Thanks for words and giving peace Urging love strong and sincere Friendship and peace, may it bloom and grow Bloom and grow forever Bless our friends, bless our food Bless our dear land forever Friendship and peace, may it bloom and grow Bloom and grow forever Thanks for friends, thanks for food Thanks for freedom, dear Father 53

SHORT COURSE 1 Structure and Themes Day 4 Encountering Others: Growing in faith and community with others Day 3 Encountering Christ: Meet Jesus and the body of Christ. Find forgiveness in Him Day 2 Encountering Self: Understand yourself and your standing with God Day 1 Encountering Kairos: Reduce anxiety and build comfort level 5. 9 – p 60, 61 54

VIDEO: GROUP DYNAMICS Group dynamics video http: //www. youtube. com/watch? feature=player_embedded&v=Svm 2 Nt. JLc. CU 5. 9. 2 – p 62 55

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CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS “I was in prison and you visited me” Matthew 25: 36 2. 9. 4 – p 20 57

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS WHY and WHAT • Committed to the Mission of Kairos: Bringing Christ’s love and forgiveness to all incarcerated individuals, their families and those who work with them, and to assist in their transition to becoming productive citizens. • All can expect highest standards of attitude and behavior. • As Christians, we live in humility, faithfulness and in the power of the Holy Spirit, expressing this in loving relationships. • Protect the reputation and integrity of the ministry. • We need to recognize the ethical dimension and adhere to the values. 58

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS KAIROS VALUES 1. Honour God in All we do • Giving God all the credit. • Diligently sharing His gifts to achieve His purposes. • Seeking Him in Spirit in worshipping, sharing and praying together. • Relinquishing all anxiety to his care. 3 – p 37 59

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS 2. Grow and Build Up one Another • Taking personal responsibility for ourselves - be authentic. • Building up each other - listening encouraging spirit of compassion. • Single family caring deeply - if so need no rules. 2 – p 27 -30 60

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS 3. Maintain Integrity and Excellence • Reviewing operational content. • Incorporating best practice in manuals, training, conduct and ethics. • Adhering to published procedures standards and guidelines. 3 – p 37 61

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS 4. Practice responsible stewardship • Honour corporate responsibilities • Choose best value within budgets • Respond to overall organisational need 3 – p 37 62

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS OUTCOMES Beliefs and Values Choices Ranking of our values Honouring God Building each other up Maintaining integrity Pursuing excellence Exercising stewardship 2 – p 27 -30 63

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS NATURE OF THE MINISTRY • Kairos is ecumenical: this is crucial to its purpose and methods. • Must present ourselves as community, cohesive and unified. • Affirmation of the Nicene Creed – common statement of faith – means by which the unity is expressed. • Interdenominational ethos of Kairos requires there be no denominational proselytising, advocacy of one theological viewpoint or denominational practice. • Teams should be denominational diverse – maintain balance 64

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS MOTTO: LISTEN, LOVE, LOVE • Will release participants from fear, mistrust and rejection. • They may then engage in a listening and loving relationship with God and others. • Listening involves physical attention. • Non verbal encouragement and restraint of personal agendas. • Conveys value respect and acceptance. • We do not change opinions but witness to Christ’s love. 2 – p 17 65

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS CONFIDENTIALITY • Builds safety and trust – what is shared around family table stays there. • Demonstrates respect – do not disclose information shared in confidence even to other team members of family members. • Guarantees protection of participants – when using case studies when promoting Kairos, must safeguard privacy. 2. 11– p 28 66

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS • National Privacy Policy Act (1988) • Option of interacting anonymously with you • Use fair and lawful ways to collect personal information • Ensure individual is aware of what it will be used for • Particular care with publication of personal information • Must protect privacy of individuals 2 – p 27 -30 67

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS COMPLIANCE WITH KPMA POLICY AND MANUALS • Kairos is a company of directors (Board), staff and volunteers. • Compliance underpins the credibility and reputation of programs. • Manuals – all volunteers will comply with requirements. • Operations Manual outlines structures and functions. • Correctional Institutions have own code of conduct we must comply with. • Security guidelines must be followed. • State and Commonwealth Laws must be obeyed. 2 – p 28 68

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS MONEY MATTERS Financial affairs to be managed to high level of integrity, transparency and accountability. PERSONAL BEHAVIOURS We shape our lives and service according to the teaching and example of Jesus Christ. 2. 11 – p 29 69

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS DUTY OF CARE TO PARTICIPANTS • Must be courteous and fair. • Comply with direction of persons in authority. • Treat residents, families and team members with equal respect. • Dress appropriately. • Do not give or receive gifts. 2 – p 29 70

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS • Kairos events are alcohol free. • Be beyond reproach with language or behavior that could be construed as sexual or racial etc. • Lead balanced life spiritually, recreationally, physically and relationally. • Resist forming personal relationships with residents outside Kairos - letters or visits. • Focus of Kairos - encourage inmates to develop relationship with Christ and each other. 2 – p 27 -30 71

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS ENGAGEMENT IN KAIROS PROGRAMS • Commit to whole program - Team Formation, Short Course and Journey Program or Reunions (Kairos season). • One third of each team to be new volunteers. • Individuals limit to one program per year. (Other church involvement) • Do not be in KI and KO at the same time. • Men with men and women with women. (other than support teams) • Never engage in “one on one” discussions with opposite sex. 2 – p 27 -30 72

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS INSTITUTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS • We are guests of institution’s Manager. • Respect the position of the Chaplain. • Memorandum of Understanding • Communication with staff of institution only through Course Leader, Coordinator or Regional Committee Chair. • Follow direction of officers without question. • Always address DCS staff respectfully. 2 – p 30 73

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS PUBLIC COMMENT • Includes speaking engagements, radio, television, newspapers (including Christian), books, journals, internet. • permission must be sought from CEO of KPMA or Board Chairman. • Use up-to-date material. (Presentation Kit available) OTHER HEADINGS • Use of Facilities and Equipment 2 – p 30 • Intellectual Property 74

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS REPORTING BREACHES OF CONDUCT All have duty to report conduct that places at some risk other staff or volunteers, participants or ministry. COMPLAINT PROCEDURES Advice Counselling Apology Warning Leave ministry report to DOCS or police (unlawful behaviour) 2 – p 27 -30 75

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CHANGES IN RED MANUAL • “A Christian” and “Action” talks consolidated into one “Christian Action” talk • Family Table Discussion after “The Wall” meditation • Re-introduction of the Three-legged Stool throughout the Short Course • Expanded Clergy Qualifications o formal qualification, can work in interdenominational setting, licensed for privileged communication status 77

CHANGES IN RED MANUAL • Enhanced Spirituality at the end of the Forgiveness Windup • Major final day changes to increase Spirituality: o “Prayer for Healing Memories” and “The Rooster Story” meditations (with Family Table discussion about both) o “Obstacles to Accepting” God’s Grace talk o “Means of Grace” talk o “Hang in There” talk led by the Short Course Leader with a grouping practice at the Family Table and a revised Family Affirmation Prayer Circle 78

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SHORT COURSE 2 The role of Music • Music is integral part of our Christian life • Music is used to set the tone of the course • Music is used to move between activities • Music is used to build communities for team and the Short Course 5. 8 – p 57 -60 80

SHORT COURSE 2 The role of Music (continued) • Things to keep in mind: • Residents may never have sung in public before • Literacy may be low, they cannot read the song words • A song may get stuck in our minds and it is usually the simple choruses or verses not complicated songs 5. 8 – p 57 -60 81

SHORT COURSE 2 The role of Music (continued) • Choosing a Music Leader: • Needs to understand the flow of the Short Course • Must be able to open to the Holy Spirit • The music team is not there to entertain but to help form the community 5. 8 – p 58 82

SHORT COURSE 2 The role of Music (continued) • Choice of Music: • Easy to learn • Conducive to group singing • Practice with the team to familiarize themselves with the key songs 83 5. 8. 3 – p 58 -59

SHORT COURSE 2 The role of Music (continued) Music and Copyright Reporting: • Does Kairos Require A Performance Copyright Licence To Play Live Music Or CD's? NO, considered domestic • How Does Kairos Meet Its Copyright Requirements? Church Copyright Licence and a Photocopy licence with CCLI (Australia) 5. 8. 4 – p 60 84

SHORT COURSE 2 Team Positions: Support Team Assignments • Support Team: the praying party on the outside • Support team functions (varies) – – – – 5. 12. 3 – p 68 Kitchen leader, Observing kitchen leader, Advising kitchen leader Chapel leader Inventory leader, inventory assistant Agape leader, agape team Biscuit leader, biscuit team Meal leader, meal team Runners 85

SHORT COURSE 2 Closing Ceremony • • • Nature: Spiritual (prayer, music) , joyful, simple Respectful, affirming Non threatening (don’t call out, don’t force testimony) Some differences from “Cursillo/Emmaus” closings • • • Arrangements: Invitations (including official guests) Security issues Setting up venue Musicians Expectation: That invited guests would be or become potential on-going supporters of Kairos (future team members, agape and/or financial support) 5. 16 – p 76 -P 78 86

Afternoon Tea 87

PARKING LOT Catch-up on parking lot responses Kairos 88

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DRESS CODE & SECURITY Security Issues • NINO – “nothing in nothing out” (Inside Coordinator only to take in materials for Short Course, including medication) • No team member to be on the Visitation list. • Don’t give, accept or purchase anything from a guest/resident. • Don’t mail letters or pass on messages for a guest/resident. • Religious material must come through the Chaplain. • Wear appropriate dress. • No metal or glass objects • Always be obedient to the manager and staff of the prison. 90

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WHAT TO DO IF………. . Every Kairos Leader is faced with a situation that is not completely covered in the manuals or by a specific Kairos policy. We are engaged is some very serious spiritual warfare, and Satan can be very creative with his destructive activities. Where can you go to get help: Kairos Short Course Manual Advising Leader State Council CEO 7 – p 86 Kairos Operational Manual Regional Committee KSO 92

WHAT TO DO IF………. . Pre-ministry or “Institutional Agreement” Phase Circumstance: The prison you are talking with about beginning a Kairos ministry wants to have the ministry but wants you to do the course in just 3 days. Response: Negotiations to begin a new ministry should only be conducted in conjunction with the State Council. Kairos Short Courses can be conducted in shorter timeframes, but not without the approval of the State Council and CEO. 7 – p 86 93

WHAT TO DO IF………. . Team Formation Phase Circumstance: You plan on having 5 table families on the course, but can only recruit enough volunteers to have 2 team members per table family. Response: As the experienced Team Members to assist with recruiting from amongst those in their Churches who have hearts for Ministry. If you are unable to get more volunteers, reduce the number of table families on the course until you can support a table family structure of 3 team and 6 residents per family. This design is intentional and important. 7 – p 88 94

WHAT TO DO IF………. . Course Phase Circumstance: Something interrupts the course (counts, incidents, weather, ) that causes you to fall significantly behind. How do you make up lost time? Response: You are given the authority and the responsibility by your Regional Committee to run the course according to the Kairos Manual. That is your job. In the prison environment, all manner of delays can and do happenfrequently! When delays happen, it becomes your job to make the best of what you have. There is some "fluff' time in the schedule to made the course relaxed. Try to keep it that way. 7 – p 89 95

WHAT TO DO IF………. . Course Phase Never cut: • Meditations and Chapel Visits -their call to be spiritual • Breaks -nothing is learned if people are uncomfortable • Discussion time –forming family, learning to be heard May trim or combine: • Poster time –one poster for two talks, perhaps either/or • Some talks May cut: • Some talks if necessary. All of last day's talks may be picked up in the Instructional Reunion and Monthly Reunions or Journey programs • Some song sessions 7 – p 89 96

WHAT TO DO IF………. . Post-Course Activities Circumstance: You are only allowed a half day for the Instructional Reunion. Response: Shorten or combine the talks. Reduce the "practice time. " Try to organize the residents into functioning groups, if possible. 7 – p 86 97

WHAT TO DO IF………. . Discipline Unfortunately, some Kairos volunteers occasionally become undisciplined or disobedient, and cause problems to the local ministry. Response local leadership to confront them in a loving and caring way to convince them to stop their disruptive activities. The only action that can be taken to discipline a Kairos volunteer is to remove them from participating in the ministry. 7 – p 86 98

WHAT TO DO IF………. . Summary / Questions As a Kairos leader you need to be familiar with Kairos manuals, programs, policies, and procedures. You need to know not only "what", but "why". 7 – p 86 99

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QESTIONS CLOSE FOR THE DAY • QUESTIONS • One Line Prayers • Lords prayer • Meditation – Sending us Forth Sunday start at 8: 30 101

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VIDEO: CROSSING THE LINE Crossing the Line 103

ESSENTIALS of KAIROS INSIDE (EKI) TRAINING WEEKEND Saturday 9 February 2013 Sunday 10 February 2013 WA - Acacia 104

EZRA Introduction to EZRA 6 p 79 -85 105

EZRA • Introduction to EZRA • EZRA help site http: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=v. Vb 5 Vm. E 4 ki 8&feature=player_embe ddedhttp: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=v. Vb 5 Vm. E 4 ki 8&feature=player_e mbedded 6 p 79 -85 106

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CONTINUING MINISTRY The Kairos Continuing Ministry (“The Journey Program”) • The Principal Purpose of Kairos is to establish strong Christian communities among the populations of correctional institutions. • This is essentially done through the impact of small, 3‑to‑ 5 person share and prayer groups of the residents in the institutions. 2. 4– p 10 & 8 p 93 108

CONTINUING MINISTRY 2. 4– p 10 & 8 p 93 109

CONTINUING MINISTRY The KPMA Program Manual describes these key components: • The Short Course (first experience of meeting in family groups) • Initial Reunion (encouragement and training for participating in on-going “Prayer and Share” fellowship) • Monthly Reunion (chance for inside community to lead the program) • Two Day Retreat (encouragement for those who have “drifted away” to rejoin the group) • Journey Program (facilitating a journey of Christian transformation and growth) 2. 4– p 10 & 8 p 93 110

CONTINUING MINISTRY In Australia it is common to label the whole program of continuing ministry as "The Journey Program" and often is a regular (weekly, fortnightly or even monthly) activity, on a consistent day of the week and at a set time. Such a program may incorporate various aspects of the five components of the continuing ministry of Kairos. 2. 4– p 10 & 8 p 93 111

CONTINUING MINISTRY Basic principles of support • The Kairos volunteer is not to become a primary support person for any resident. • We must encourage residents to enter into community with each other rather than with ourselves. • By engaging in the continuing ministry activities (especially “Prayer & Share”), residents begin to form relationships of trust with each other and with God. • The more these relationships grow, the easier and more effective will be their rehabilitation and reconciliation with family and the community after release. 2. 4– p 10 & 8 p 93 112

Morning Tea 113

PARKING LOT Catch-up on parking lot responses Kairos 114

Critique forms Commissioning Prayer circle Affirmation song The future Option for EZRA training 115

Affirmation song 116

Further EZRA training 117